Can you reprogram all the buttons or are some of the buttons fixed so they only control the DPI or switch the profile?
40031
As Brett said, all except the mouse scroll toggle as that button is purely mechanical.
40032
You can reassign every button on this mouse (even the DPI buttons) except for the toggle button that controls the wheel functionality. The mouse's wheel can toggle between hyper scroll mode (where you can spin the wheel and it keeps spinning freely) and regular notched scroll mode. The button that toggles this mouse wheel functionality is specifically used for that purpose only.
498949
The DPI key is just for changing the DPI. There is no software that comes with the mouse to control the DPI independently of the mouse button. You would want to be able to change DPI anyway so you can snipe better and then switch to close quarters without going out of the game to switch dpi sensitivity.
878280
I'm on a Mac, using ControllerMate. I've been able to reprogram all the buttons. This includes the ring finger button, which I use as a shifter to modify the other buttons, but can also work as a regular macro button. With ControllerMate, it is also possible to reprogram the scroll wheel of any mouse. I am also using the center top buttons (G7 and G8). I've programmed one to toggle videos from windowed to fullscreen, and I set the other one up as an Esc key.
1158308
Nn, not that I know of. I, too would like to re-set 2 of the 4 buttons. I think they are pre-set only.
1348942
There's only 3 levels and they're preset, no granular control. The buttons right below the mouse wheel is what controls the DPI. I can't remember what the numbers were but the highest was over 1k.
482923
Yes, with the Evoluent Mouse Manager software you can reprogram the buttons but I haven't used it in years.
1115852
so far ive been able to keybind them to whatever i want in games, most games i play are like guild wars 2, blacklight retribution and rts titles like starcraft. all of which had no problems of remapping the side buttons
1615552
the red button default wise does nothing. but in the software you can program it to be like f3 or etc. so yes i can be re programmed
1179012
Hi, these buttons change the current DPI setting. I think it tops out at 1600hz with the lower two at 1200 and 800.
2214442
There's 5 quick-change settings via a button on the mouse that changes the DPI on the fly, but you can also enter the mouse software itself and customize each of those settings to a specific DPI if the default doesn't suit your needs. Hope that answers your question!
156925
Its the largest button on the left, its silver. Shove it forwards and backwards to adjust to ant of the 4 preset DPIs.You can also download Thermaltake's Level 10M mouse software to edit what DPIs to use for further customization.
1562059
Yes. All of the buttons are programmable and can also be set to customize automatically based on the active program being used. Download the Mouse and Keyboard Center software here to make changes: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/downloads/mouse-keyboard-center
275160
I believe only buttons and shuttle mappings back to the keyboard. I don't think you can program mouse movements.
156922
On the left side of the mouse, the third or button closest to you. Press that button forward or pull it back towards you. Should change the DPI. Hope this helps.
2067088
Sure, why not? In fact, I haven't even used it for gaming yet! hahaha You can adjust the DPI in the lower middle button. So, you can adjust to basically any situation you could use it! And in the customization software you can define which are the four DPI configurations you want. (That's what these blue lights next to the left button are four, they show you which speed is currently activated based on these four settings you specified)Hope this helps :)
1342641
I've never had compatibility issues with the mouse on any keyboard I've ever used. The mouse is symmetrical for left to right usage, just switch the buttons in the operating system settings. The only thing I am unsure of is the "next" and "previous" buttons. I've never tried to "reprogram" those, so I'm not sure if they can be switched or not.
1787826
Yes, you can switch the DPI with two of the buttons located under the scroll wheel.